A Toys R Us action figure aisle when Star Wars Return of the Jedi was released. (not OC)
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Toy aisles just don’t look like this anymore. And this is just one toy line. GI Joe and He-man were similarly dense.
I had about half that display, lol
[Merchandising!](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HnXKE0nfAjI)
Man, I miss old school Toys R Us. Just wall to wall toys. It was magic.
I have that Hoth play set in a storage tote somewhere in my basement. Got it as gift when I was a kid. Played with it a ton. It has a snow bridge that you can have ‘explode’.
I really wanted the AT-AT. Never got it. I’ve forgiven my parents for that blunder on their part.